UNCRD

Acronym	Definition
UNCRD	United Nations Centre for Regional Development (Japan)

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While World Conference of Agrarian Reform and Rural Development (1979: In Misra, Sundaram & UNCRD 1983) and Brager and Specht (1973) defined participation as a basic human right for every human being especially disadvantages group.

A review on public participation in environmental impact assessment in Malaysia

The UNCRD (http://www.uncrd.or.jp), headquartered in Nagoya, Japan, publishes training materials, edited books, conference proceedings, and two scholarly journals.

(The UNCRD library, however, has more of an international flavor, with English as the lingua franca.) In March 1999 I gathered the bulk of the material to begin the project.

Many of the fields in the UNCRD database were just fine residing in a flat structure.

I was also concerned that users coming across a UNCRD record would not know how to cite that information in a bibliography.

It encompasses virtually every area of social sciences and economic development, even including technical and scientific areas necessary for the UNCRD publications.

As an example, the beginning part of the second section of the classification system, as used in the UNCRD project, is represented in Figure 4.

Building your database and mounting it on the web: A model you can follow

They also plan to discuss a method proposed by the UNCRD to assess cities' disaster resistance.

The event was sponsored by the UNCRD Disaster Management Planning Hyogo Office in Hyogo Prefecture, western Japan.

Int'l forum on quake-resistant cities opens in Kobe

Chai, J., "Unemployment and Employment in China's Transition Including Regional Considerations," paper presented at the International Symposium on Transitional Economies, organized by UNCRD and Development Research Centre of the State Council of China, Beijing, March 5-7, 1998.

Diversity and economic evolution: failures of competitive economic systems

Some of the capacity building programs were sponsored by international agencies such as UNESCO/ UIS, UNDP, UNCRD, UNICEF, WB, ADB, IIEP and HIID.